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On page 7-10 of the ARRL Antenna Book 20th Edition, there is a discussion of "Off-Center-Fed Dipoles". It shows a dipole 130 feet long, fed 45.3 feet (a bit over 1/3 wavelength) from one end with a 4:1 balun, then coax to the shack, and used on 80 thru 20. I'm wondering if I can feed that with ladder line instead of coax and balun. It's not a "balanced" antenna (if there even is such a thing in the real world) so maybe ladder line isn't a good choice here, but it would make the installation a bit easier... |
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